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I don't know about the efficacy with audiences, but I would actually prefer a more "old style" sci-fi cover for my books. I can't art for shit, unforch, but your style is closer to what I'd like than the more common "anime" style that's popular these days.

Generally I always think of the setting first, then characters and plot both at once.

That's the joke. The story is meant, in part, to parody LN/isekai, so it has a fittingly LN title. The writing itself is really good.

Just love that the title is also the synopsis. World in Cycle: The Overpowered Hero from Another World was Corrupted, Now the People Need Me—a Prince of This Land—to Defeat Him and Save our World

Second kind is way better, imo. The first seems cool and edgy, but then you realize it's just a trap for pseudo-intellectual blowhards.

I think I'd go for one of the great apes, maybe homo sapiens sapiens. Probably my favorite animal. They are great endurance hunters, and they have a natural talent for throwing that beats anything else in the animal kingdom. Plus, they're social creatures, who are great at coordinating with...

:blob_evil_two: I also have a really cute bunny rabbit... and a funny shark that doesn't fit.... and this guy... I have too many options... I guess I'll stick with the duck, though I'd love if it could automatically rotate between avatars.

I realize I haven't put up an avatar here. Didn't know there was another duck pfp.

For whatever I'm working on, it's always just to finish it. Dreams of grandeur only come about in the space between writing thing and starting next thing.

Very much depends on what you're actually trying to do with the story, and where the important bits are. If you're trying to justify how Killaxus Maximus can curb stomp the galaxy, you can cut it entirely. If you're telling the tragic tale of a group of carelessly isekai'd scrubs who come...

I prefer, both when writing and reading, to have as few details as are necessary to understand the scene. Even when I have a very clear picture in my mind of what a place looks like, I prefer to only include the details relevant to the action that's about to happen. If you took all my scene...

Vignette is the correct name (I believe it's pronounce like "vin yay"). OVA refers to an "Original Video Animation" which is a thing in anime where they make a short(ish) animated vignette. Also, yes, it's a good idea, both as a way to practice with the characters, practice your writing, and...

Wow, you got the elusive France to read one of your books! Also, you're shockingly popular in South America. These stats are all so cool. I wish they were available generally. I'd love to see who writes and reads the books in the top ten right now.

That is about the mix of readers I expected, asides from there being no Chinese at all (though maybe SH is blocked there?) and I'm honestly a little more surprised than I should be by the ratio of Americans. Also, where's France? How is Germany number 2, and France didn't make the list at all...

Every story I write has different inspirations, asides from the general inspiration that is seeing terribly written fiction and thinking, "I could do better." My first story was inspired by a variety of VG (esp. FFVIII, Deus Ex) , my second story was inspired by catgirls and the Gaia...

Don't drink much of either, but of the two I'm partial to tea. That said, if you're ever in England, make sure to do an afternoon/high tea at a cozy little tea house out in the country side. Back home I'll occasionally have Rooibos/Redbush tea, because it tastes like tea, but doesn't have any...

??? I caught that you were attempting to be funny, it was simply unclear where the humor was supposed to be Alcoholic, Russian in profile. Checks out.

Yeah, that definitely makes sense, because everyone knows the racial stereotype of Malaysians is that they write Web Novels?

I wonder what country it would have to be in to get the most attendees? I always assume most of you are from Malaysia or the Philippines.